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Motorola Droid 2 was the first smartphone to launch with Android 2.2 Froyo pre-installed. However, not so long after the Droid 2 was released, Verizon has decided to roll out an OS update for Motorola Droid 2. This time, Verizon has made the Motorola Droid 2 OS update available via OTA (Over the Air)

Motorola Droid 2 OS update

With this Android OS update for Motorola Droid 2, it is expected that the Droid 2 will run smoother and users can enjoy enhanced experience in Visual Voicemail, messaging, etc. Other improvements found in this Motorola Droid 2 OS update are:

• Enhanced experience in messaging, visual voicemail with a streamlined set up.
• scroll text and picture messages effortlessly.
• improved contact synchronization with Corporate Exchange segments and groups.
• Recent Call Log is equipped with contact information and images

The Motorola Droid 2 is the successor of the original Droid. It comes with Android 2.2 Froyo, QWERTY keyboard, Touchscreen, and a 5 megapixel camera. Other notable specs are WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS etc. The Motorola Droid 2 OS update can be downloaded via Verizon official website.

Samsung Galaxy S is surely one Android smartphone that everyone love. It was released with Android 2.1 Eclair, and with the announcement of Android 2.2 Froyo; it is understandable that Galaxy S owners wants to get the latest Android OS update.

samsung galaxy s picture

However, there is a bad news for Samsung Galaxy S owners from Vodafone. Just recently Vodafone has decided to end their Samsung Galaxy S warranty if you’re upgrading the “unapproved” Android OS.

This means that even though you’re updating the Android OS from the official Samsung’s website; your Samsung Galaxy S warranty from Vodafone will be void. You have to get the Android OS update directly from Vodafone.

But don’t get too afraid though. You won’t be breaking any Samsung’s warranty.

The hive of Motorola Droid X is not over yet, and we all agreed that the Motorola Droid X specs and features are quite impressive. However, the fact that Motorola and Verizon didn’t present the Android 2.2 Froyo have made some people a bit disappointed.

But not for long. Just recently we’ve heard that the Android 2.2 Froyo update for Motorola Droid X will be unveiled soon, since Motorola have confirmed that the Droid X Android Froyo update is “scheduled for deployment by early September”.

Previously, there were many rumors about the Android Froyo update for Motorola Droid X. One rumor said that it will come in August 6, while the other said that the Motorola Droid X Android Froyo update is scheduled to be released on late August or in the late summer.

Now that we got Motorola confirmation on this matter, what stand between all of us and the  Motorola Droid X Android Froyo update is just time. Drop some comments below to share your thoughts.

well if that rumor is really true, how great it would be? Just recently AndroidSPIN spilled a rumor on the T-mobile G1 and its OS, the Android.  This rumor has no basis, so… try not to take it with exaggerated excitement

Anyway, just as I told you, it seems that Android 2.0.1 (and also the Android 2.0) will soon arrive on T-Mobile’s G1…. our source said that those OS are being prepared OTA updates.

As I said earlier, if the rumor is true this could be a great news for all of you T-Mobile G1 owner out there…. So let’s cross our fingers and hope for the best

There’s a good news for all of you who buy the Motorola Cliq. Lately the Moto Cliq has several issues, such as the less than impressive sales and rumor on T-Mobile’s shift of interested. But hey, there’s a free OS update / upgrade available here… And this OTA OS update really is something. It improves the Motorola Cliq’s battery life, touchscreen and Bluetooth response.

For the full list of the 8Mbs sized OTA update feature, you can find it below:

Cliq 1.1.31 OTA Update released:

Patch notes (summarized):

- Increased battery life when phone is idle or running applications
- New battery management feature, customize battery settings, such as turning data off when phone idle for 30mins
- Improved bluetooth for pairing, audio/call connections
- Improved touchscreen accuracy and reduced inadvertent screen touch pick-ups
- TTY Options
- Better business/corporate connections
- Improved caller connectivity, repairs issues with lingering connections after hanging up a call
- Quick Office 2 added
- Accelerometer Enhancements with responsiveness and accuracy

It’s recommended to download/install with a full battery/plugged in, and with a consistent 3G or Wifi connection active.

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What’s hot right now? Well, it is the announcement of the iPhone OS 3.1 Beta last night. Soon after the official release of the iPhone OS 3.1 Beta; developers have been working (or should I say, playing) with the brand new iPhone OS 3.1 Beta. There’s no official information about the change log of the new iPhone OS 3.1 from iPhone OS 3.0; but some people have made a list of it. This list came from unofficial source, but I believe that the data is quite reliable

So here’s what’s new in the iPhone OS 3.1 Beta:

• You can now trim a video clip in a saver way, in this case, the new OS 3.1 gives you the “Save as copy..” Option.
• Options for MMS are back on AT&T, but not sending or receiving.
• Voice Control now works over Bluetooth
• Moving icons becomes interesting since now the iPhone will vibrates when you do that:)
• Updated AT&T profile to 4.2
• Updated modem firmware to 5.08.01
• Improvements to OpenGL and Quartz
• APIs to allow third party apps to access videos and edit them

So that’s about it. It’s kinda nice, huh? Good luck then, developers…. I wonder what’s the new OS looks like in the new iPhone 3G S

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